CBR005 - Former Cinema Egremont
CBR005 - Former Cinema Buildings, Bookwell Street, Egremont
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CBR003- Former County Highways Depot
CBR003- Former County Highways Depot, Holborn Hill, Millom
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CBR001 - Adj Mill Hill Phase 2
CBR001 - Adj Mill Hill Phase 2, Mill Hill, Cleator Moor
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Competition inspires young recyclers
Published: 01/02/2018
A CREATIVE competition to inspire the next generation of recyclers has been enjoyed by Bookwell School pupils.
Kaitlyn Fraser, aged ten created the winning design, which will be sent to every household in the area to promote Copeland Council’s new recycling service and encourage residents to recycle more.
Kaitlyn said: “I thought my idea to include rhymes in the poster was really exciting. I think that everyone should recycle, me and my family already do.”
List of applications determined w/e 26/01/2018
Weekly list of planning applications determined for w/e 26/01/2018
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List of applications received w/e 26/01/2018
Weekly list of planning applications received for w/e 26/01/2018
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Transformational scheme extended
Published: 01/02/2018
A TRANSFORMATIONAL town centre scheme, set to revitalise the borough, has been extended to all of Copeland.
The Town Centre Regeneration Scheme launched in July last year has seen nearly £60,000 awarded to businesses in Whitehaven, Cleator Moor, Egremont, Millom and Haverigg.
Successful applicants include; Sporthouse, The Vine, Shakers, The Senhouse Centre, Savvy, The Flower Basket, Union Hall, Dixons, PFK Estate Agents, Oriental Garden, Humbugs, La Chic, Tutis Foster Care, Corner Deli, all in Whitehaven town centre.
Tree vandalised in Whitehaven
Published: 30/01/2018
A TREE has been vandalised only two days after it was planted in Whitehaven.
Copeland Council planted the malus – a ornamental apple tree – in the Sandhills Court car park, off Queen Street in the town centre, and will now be forced to re-plant the tree following the damage. A protective belt was deliberately cut and the trunk uprooted and snapped.
Mike Starkie, Mayor of Copeland, said: “It’s incredibly disappointing that this has happened. Why anyone would feel the need to damage a tree that has been planted for the public’s enjoyment is completely beyond me.
